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00:00The calamity caught in the Angat River in Calumpit, Bulacan is fierce.

00:12That's why the residents were very surprised when they saw a catfish here.

00:20They got scared.

00:24The kids are taking a bath every day.

00:27There's a catfish in the river of Bulacan?

00:37Catfish are usually found in salt water or the sea.

00:42But what is this catfish that was caught in the river of Calumpit, Bulacan?

00:51The fisherman, Roldan, was caught here.

00:56When I caught it, I caught a few pieces of catfish.

01:00Then I caught another one.

01:03Suddenly, there was a strong pull on my fishing rod.

01:06My hand slipped.

01:09When I tried to move, it went to the right and to the left.

01:13There was a catfish on his fishing rod.

01:16I said, this is just an ordinary fish.

01:18It's just a carp. I hope it will go away because it will destroy my net.

01:22But when he slowly lifted it up,

01:24This is a big catfish. It looks heavy.

01:27his eyes were wide open when he saw it.

01:33I said, this is just an ordinary fish.

01:35It's about this long. Half gray and half white.

01:38And its tail is up like that.

01:40And its tail is on the bottom.

01:42This is what I saw on TV.

01:44This is a catfish.

01:50It's still alive but it's obvious.

01:52It's really biting.

01:54If you can't hold it, it might bite you later.

01:57Brother, that's a catfish.

01:59Roldan immediately showed it to his brother, Erlito.

02:03He doesn't want to believe it.

02:05How can there be a catfish here?

02:07This is a river.

02:09At that time, I was thinking, I will take care of the kids.

02:11Because they take a bath every day.

02:13When they got home, they showed it to their neighbors.

02:17They caught a catfish.

02:20I was really worried because my father is a fisherman.

02:24The catfish might come here.

02:26That's what the catfish is afraid of.

02:28I was worried.

02:30This is the first time I've seen a catfish.

02:32This is also the reason why last week,

02:36they caught a catfish.

02:39But because the catfish is still young,

02:42it caught Roldan's bait.

02:47They were worried.

02:49There might be someone else here.

02:51There might be a catfish.

02:52They were really worried.

02:54Especially, there are families who are only a few meters away from the shore.

02:58It's scary because later, there might be a mother shark.

03:02It's scary because when my son takes a bath in the river,

03:06he might get bitten by a catfish.

03:11Meanwhile, the news about the last catfish caught in Sukol,

03:16arrived at BIFAR or Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources.

03:19They immediately went to Roldan to investigate.

03:25But they were surprised by their encounter.

03:28Because the catfish

03:31was already chopped by Roldan.

03:34It was like a catfish.

03:36According to my father, it's delicious.

03:38It's called ginagataan.

03:40The team advised us not to touch it and retrieve it

03:44since it's frozen.

03:45We're planning to send it to UPMSI for research regarding the species.

03:50According to BIFAR's investigation,

03:53the last caught

03:55was a bull shark.

03:57It was juvenile.

03:59It was only 4 feet long.

04:02Adult bull sharks can reach up to 11 feet long

04:08and are known to be aggressive.

04:10Bull sharks are top predators.

04:11Catfish is in the range of prey.

04:15But according to them,

04:17there should be more bull sharks to catch catfish.

04:22One bull shark they saw was not enough

04:26to reduce the population of catfish.

04:30Bull sharks really live in the sea.

04:34But they are also euryhaline

04:36or those who can live in both saline and saline water.

04:42There are cases where they are found in lakes and rivers.

04:47The situation in Calumpi is getting worse.

04:50It doesn't rain that much.

04:52Saline intrusion occurs.

04:54Maybe it's looking for food.

04:57It's lost.

04:59In fact, there are bull sharks that lived in the lakes of Taal.

05:04It was last seen in the 1930s.

05:08It lived there.

05:10So it's natural for them to be there.

05:12Because Taal Lake used to be connected to the sea.

05:15But all those bull sharks were also caught.

05:17At present, no bull shark can be found in Taal Lake.

05:21In 2019,

05:23a bull shark was also caught in a river in Kumalarang, Zamboanga del Sur.

05:29Meanwhile, in 2020,

05:31a bull shark also caught a fisherman in Apalit, Pampanga.

05:37This is the first case where a shark was found in the Calumpi River.

05:42Avoid swimming in rivers.

05:45They remind us that if there is a shark in the river,

05:50don't hurt it.

05:52There are about 200 types of sharks and rays here in the Philippines.

05:56Fifty-eight of them are protected.

05:59This bull shark is one of the protected species.

06:02These are considered threatened species.

06:05Their enemies are humans.

06:08If they see a shark,

06:10the best thing to do is to let it go.

06:13But if they catch it,

06:15they should immediately remove the tail or fin

06:18and make the shark lifeless.

06:21There are many children who play in the riverside.

06:24Now, they are the ones who don't go near the river.

06:29The movement of fishermen and residents here in Bulacan is numerous

06:35because they are well-alerted

06:37instead of being surprised when they are caught or encountered.

06:43And they might be caught by surprise.

06:46Son of a shark.

06:51Thank you for watching, Kapuso.

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Pating, nalambat sa isang ilog sa Bulacan! | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho

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